By and with: Roukiata Ouédraogo / Direction: Stéphane Eliard
Part of the Festival “Sleepless Nights: Burkina Faso between Culture and Revolution”
The piece “Ouagadougou pressé” is a solo by the actress and writer Roukiata Ouédraogo. She tells of the ordinary life of a young woman in Burkina Faso. The protagonist now lives in Paris and is haunted by memories before taking a holiday back home. Using comic situations and irony, “Ouagadougou pressé” thematises the country’s social problems. Ouédraogo co-directs the piece with Stéphane Eliard and plays up to 15 roles.
By and with: Roukiata Ouédraogo / Direction: Stéphane Eliard
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